1. Better change-of-direction hoops move: (a) Tim Hardaway or (b) Earl the Pearl Monroe?
2. For those of us that grew up in NYC, “Skelly” was a popular outdoor youth game played on a yellow painted relatively larger square on the ground / cement (usually within a park) with various numbers painted in smaller boxes within each corner, the sides, and ultimately the middle of the larger square. The goal is to flick a bottle cap – typically filled with wax – across the cement from the lowest to highest numbered box and the first one to do so would be the winner. With all the coronavirus stuff and 6 feet social distancing, do you foresee “Skelly” making its presence known in South Florida as the newest popular outdoor youth game?
3. As of now (already a disclaimer for you – lol) who do you think would get drafted first; (a) Blades (assuming he returns to the team in good health) or (b) Ivey. Both have had good and bad plays and have unsurprisingly been bashed and praised on these boards; although it appears that Couch has been replacing Blades and not Ivey.
4. Do you believe that a kid who can skim rocks multiple times across the water will make a good college QB someday; all other things being equal? Would you limit it to those QBS that have more of a sidearm throwing motion? And are you aware of any QBs that have honed their passing skills performing these rock skimming activities?
5. Many people have criticized our DBs for not turning their heads on pass plays. Just how easy or how difficult is that to do and is it dependent on the route being run, the speed involved, and other matters? Probably easy for the Matrix guy {Keanu Reeves} but perhaps not as easy for someone running full speed to catch up to a WR [and given of course that some will say the DB should never be in that position in the first place].
6. True or False. The graph of f(x) and that of f(x + 2) are the same?
7. What are your thoughts on the continued usage of Chapter 558, Florida Statutes a/k/a Florida’s construction defect statute? In general the intent of Chapter 558 is to allow for a pre-suit process during which parties would resolve their construction defect disputes without having to incur the time and expense of a lawsuit. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t. Every legislative session, however, there are proposals for amendments to the statute that some plaintiffs might say make it unreasonably more difficult to comply. Should we just abolish this statute(s)?